... baptisms than to natural increase. for though the birth rate is high it is counteracted correspondingly high figure of infant mortality. The Catholic population was estimated in 1900 at 42.441. nut owing inevitable omissions the Vicar believes the real ...

... mothers' milk constituted a danger to the infant. Bad feeding kept up infant mortality, and blighted and stunted those not killed, sowing in them the seeds of physical, mental, and nervous defects. Patent infant foods and condensed milks were only mentioned ...

... importance the feeding infants was treated from national “point of view Dr. George “Carpenter, physician the North “Eastern Hospital for children, J “a paper read on Saturday evening at Carpentere’ Hall, K.C. . , The infant mortality in th» country **w»i ...

... Government Board ered most ot Be to commence with was We the prople in the et means of guarding | Messing disease, The infant mortality in the city they regretted to fay, to be a scandal pr in it ae tor the 13 werks ending Janus xed up out 2 total of 108 ...

... circular letter dealing with the steps necemary to educate the people in the beet means of guarding against the disease. The infant mortality In the city continued to be s scandal. The following . facts would, or ought, to bring home to the minds of all the existing ...

... speaker's opinion, emanate from the demand of the consumer, and by the enlightenment of public opinion oa the grave of infant mortality and the physical deterioration of children involved in the problem. This view was audorved by the well-known Preach milk ...

... disease under treatment in hospital was 224. As is usual, tuberculous disease, diseases of the respiratory organs, and infant mortality accounted for a great propor- tion of the week’s death roll—no fewer than 138 of the 216 deaths being to these causes ...

... Depots for prepared milk the hands corporations counteracted high infant mortality, but, valu. able as those institutions were, nothing could take the place of nature’s own food for infants. • Cardinal Yannutelli, Papal Legate to Ireland, accompanied by ...

... of t the Natecnal Provincial Bank, an 1)’ Olier t & given nue ova “ides mp” « poe th — 9 4 DP | hee ee we, oe od con. INFANT MORTALITY IN THE o UNION was ———— on was 7 A Comm: tee meeting of all the m yo gy 4) the |. —— Sow = oe respect | Brunswick street ...

... them to out as far as Te all neceseary works, incle ing the building of a market by Lor d Iveagh Francis Street. The infant mortality in the North Dublin Union was again discussed at meeting of the Board of Guardi: ‘ans to-day. Dr, Local Government Board ...

... matters are not improved. In these provinces the figures of population have already ceased to show any increase owing to infant mortality. It may be remembered that officers in high military command have likewise pointed out toe increasing numbers of recruits ...

... Street, Mr. Robert Henry Moore, who had reached the advanced age of 89 years. The funeral will be private. The excessive infant mortality in North Dublin Union Workhouse, commented on by Dr. Coey Biggar in his recent report, has led to the recom- mendation ...